Glissmann v. Happy Hollow Club

This is a suit in equity brought for the purpose of determining the priority of two judgment liens against the interest of Henry C. Glissmann in certain real estate sold to the Happy Hollow Club on contract. From a decree finding that the defendant George Boland had a lien prior to that of the plaintiff, plaintiff appeals.

Other phases of this case have been before this court on two previous occasions. Bauermeister v. McDonald, 124 Neb. 142, 247 N. W. 424; Glissmann v. McDonald, 128 Neb. 693, 260 N. W. 182.

The record shows that Hans C. Glissmann was the owner of certain lands near Omaha which…